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What this role's postings ask for
- React
- TypeScript
- JavaScript (ES6+)
- Next.js
- CSS / Tailwind
- REST / GraphQL APIs
- Jest / React Testing Library
- Accessibility (WCAG)
- Responsive design
- Webpack / Vite
- State management (Redux / Zustand)
- Core Web Vitals / performance
- Design systems
Common mistakes on resumes for this role
- "Proficient in HTML, CSS, JavaScript" with no framework named — naming React, Vue or Angular is the actual signal, not the basics underneath it.
- No accessibility mention. WCAG/ARIA shows up in most modern frontend postings and almost never on resumes.
- Bullets about "building UI" with no metric attached — load time, bundle size, Lighthouse score, conversion.
- Design tools (Figma) listed with no mention of turning designs into working, responsive components — the actual job.
Weak vs. strong
Weak Built UI components in React.
Strong Rebuilt the checkout flow in React and Tailwind, cutting Largest Contentful Paint from 3.1s to 1.4s and lifting conversion 6%.